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Mbaise Women appealed to Governor Hope Uzodinmma to ensure the release of their traditional ruler Eze Leo Nwokocha from the police custody.

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The women of Mbaise in Imo State, have appealed to Governor Hope Uzodinmma to intervene and ensure the release of their traditional ruler Eze Leo Nwokocha from the police custody.

The Mbaise women both old and young particularly those of Umunneato Nguru which comprised Egberede, Eziala and okwu nguru, trooped out in their numbers to protest the continued detention of their traditional ruler Eze Leo Nwokocha
The women refused to observe their Ekenguru market day, engaged in a protest match with chants of agony over the continued detention of Eze Nwokocha. One of the leaders of the women Mrs Florence Opara from okwu Nguru who spoke to newsmen, testified that Eze Nwokocha does not encourage nor tolerate crime in the society


She called on the state governor to use his power as the number one citizen of Imo state, to effect the release of Eze Nwokocha. Another women leader Mrs Getrude Nwaegbu and Mrs Florence Ogbonna explained that the community had been in agony since the arrest and detention of Eze Nwokocha
It can be recalled that Eze Leo Nwokocha who is the traditional ruler of Umunneato Nguru autonomous community Aboh mbaise and chairman mbaise council of traditional rulers was arrested by security agencies on the 28th of December last year after one of his subjects Chinwedu Nwagwu AKA Onye army, suspected to be a member of IPOB accused Eze Nwokocha in a viral video as one of their sponsors who gave them #120,000 through one Mr Ihedioha Since then Eze Nwokocha has been detained even though some investigations have revealed that the traditional ruler is innocent of the accusations as the accuser has in a fresh confession vindicated him.

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The mbaise women who are worried that their traditional ruler should not be subjected to dehumanizing state appealed for his release. Meanwhile efforts to ascertain the position of the true matter, could not yield result as CSP Michael Abattom notified that he was no longer in a position to speak on the issue due to a recent change in Batton.

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